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Technology Enhanced Learning Environments

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This comprehensive guide by Dr. Kara Monroe outlines the use of various digital tools to enhance learning and engagement in Ivy Tech classrooms. It highlights resources like wikis, blogs, instant messaging, and streaming media, offering insights into how these can facilitate better communication and collaboration among students and faculty. Discover how these tools can foster group projects, richer discussions, and a collective online library. Embrace technology to create a dynamic and interactive learning environment that supports both teaching and learning objectives.

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Technology Enhanced Learning Environments

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  1. Technology Enhanced Learning Environments Kara Monroe, Ph.D. Executive Director, Center for Instructional Technology

  2. Objectives • What is it? Why would I use it to connect with my students? How do I use it at Ivy Tech? • Wiki • Blog • IM • iPods, MP3s, and other media • Streaming Media • Social Networks

  3. Wiki Streamed live from: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dnL00TdmLY

  4. Wiki – why use it? • Group projects • Better publishing options than the discussion board or a word document • Ability for students to make comments • Building a collective “library” • Carries over from one semester to the next when you copy your course

  5. How do I use it at Ivy Tech? • Within Blackboard – Teams LX • Great built-in assessment features • Full revision history • Can be exported and placed on another web site • Other wiki products • Twiki (available at Ivy Tech for admin use)

  6. Blog Streamed live from: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NN2I1pWXjXI

  7. Blog – why use it? • Student journaling • Faculty “journaling” - Announcements that can be directed to an RSS reader • Ongoing team reporting • A new format for discussion • Allows richer editing • Is more challenging to “assess”

  8. Blogs – How do I use it at Ivy Tech? • Within Blackboard – Journals LX • Choose the configuration options right for your particular application • Grading is more challenging than with discussions • Outside of Blackboard • No other College option is currently available

  9. Instant Messaging – IM’ing • Instant messaging is “like an email, but live” (NCIS, Season 2, Red Cell). Stream available at: https://media.ivytech.edu/Gallery/Sqrt4qjyRYIGpk0P

  10. Instant Messaging – Why Use It? • Connect with other faculty and staff, in your region and beyond • Help students connect with one another • Better connect with your students by holding regular “office hours” • Focus student communications to times during your “office hours” • Our IM tool has some great additional tools as a part of it – voice, video, and application sharing with more coming soon.

  11. IM – How do I use it at Ivy Tech? • Pronto • Register once • Classes are automatically linked up • Add your Pronto ID to your signature in emails to let others link up with you. • Guide to Pronto is on the Click for Help tab • Check out training from the Center for Instructional Technology

  12. iPods, MP3s, and other media • Make content that students can take with them or use when they want. • Lots of tools can be used to create these things free or for very little cost:

  13. Streaming Media • Build your own and post to media.ivytech.edu • Stream from YouTube, TeacherTube, etc. • Get from other sources (search google for topic and video; look at textbook publisher resources • Use sparingly • Remember your first attempts will be difficult, but it will get easier • ALWAYS HAVE A BACKUP PLAN!!!

  14. Social Networks - Facebook

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